
In this short financial‑advice talk, Harry Pitts explains that building streams of income starts with creating a "seed" – investable cash that can be deployed without jeopardising essential bills. He defines seed as money saved from personal margin and cites Proverbs 21:20 to illustrate the biblical principle of storing versus devouring. Pitts outlines three habits of wealthy people: (1) storing up for tough times, (2) planning, and (3) deploying resources at the right moment. He stresses that seed is generated through disciplined spending and consistent saving, providing concrete margin calculations (e.g., $200/month yields $2,400/year; $500/month yields $6,000/year). The message is that income streams grow from repeated obedience and financial discipline, not from miracle checks, and he teases a forthcoming podcast with Pastor Keith for deeper discussion.










